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-Evidence-based strategies for managing behavior and big emotions
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why turning off screens feels so hard for kids
If screen time feels like a daily battle in your house, you’re not alone. Many parents notice that behavior changes most when it’s time to turn screens off, not when kids are on them. That’s because screens are highly engaging and regulating for many children. Turning them off requires a big emotional shift. Kids have to stop something enjoyable, manage disappointment, and transition their attention all at once . When their nervous system is already tired or overwhelmed, that
mnash33
Mar 102 min read


Why is my child defiant with me but not others?
Many parents feel confused and frustrated when their child behaves well at school but seems defiant, emotional, or explosive at home. You may hear teachers describe your child as calm or cooperative, while your experience at home feels completely different. This pattern can feel personal. It can also leave parents wondering what they are doing wrong. In most cases, this behavior is not a parenting failure. It is often a sign of safety. Which is probably making you think, well
mnash33
Feb 103 min read
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